Which adjustment changes the speed in which the shutter opens and closes?

Which adjustment can give you more or less blur in the background?

If I raise the number of my ISO, does my image get brighter or darker?

Which adjustment can give your image more grain/noise?

If you want a brighter image, do you need a higher number aperture or smaller number aperture?

If you want more in focus in your image, do you need a higher F-number or smaller F-number?

Which adjustment is measured in fractions of a second?

Which is a better shutter speed setting for a moving subject: 1/30 or 1/500?

True or False: All photography is based on light.

Exposure is a measure of how dark or bright a photograph is.

If you only want your subject in focus, and the rest of the image blurred, what aperture would work best for you?

If you are shooting a fast moving sporting event, what shutter speed should you use?

If you want to blur a waterfall, what shutter speed might you use?

To create an image where one thing is in focus but the rest is blurred, the photographer would use _____.

Once a photographer has their ISO, Aperture, and Shutter speed set, they will never have to touch those settings again for any other environment.

To capture motion in a photograph, the photographer would ____ ____ the shutter.

Which of the following apertures produce the deepest depth of field?

The best way to control exposure on an image is to use

An image that is too bright is

An image that is too dark is _____.

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This image shows a

Each bar/click on the camera settings is equal to

If I want to decrease my exposure by 1 stop, I would change my shutter speed from 1/200 to_____.

If I want to increase my exposure by 1 stop, I can change my aperture from f8 to_____.